Shady Valley, TN

 









Backbone Rock Tunnel, Shady Valley, Tennessee

"spur ridge on Holston Mtn that abruptly ends at a bend in Beaverdam Creek. tunnel was drilled through rock in 1901 to allow railroad access between Shady Valley and Damascus, Virginia"

Hey There, don't ya love it when you are driving along and find a neat spot? …this tunnel was a busier road, got to see it from both sides of the road ...very cool. Unique location, must see!!! Hope you are well today. How's life? Any cool news you can share? Funny stories??! Thank you for stopping by today. See ya again really soon. Be Well. Beth ( ; 

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Linda said…
That’s neat! I hardly ever get down that way, but this likes like a very cool place. I hope you had a lovely Christmas.
12/26/23, 12:41 PM
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